Bandai Spirits Releases Gundam Assemble Miniature Game With 5cm Gunpla
Bandai Spirits Hobby Division released four Gundam Assemble products on October 31. The miniature game uses Gunpla of roughly 5cm, and its mobile suits carry game settings built from each machine's traits.
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Why it matters
Bandai Spirits is selling the game and the hobby knife in the same purchase, since the unpainted miniatures make painting part of play rather than a side project.
Key Facts
- Bandai Spirits Hobby Division released four Gundam Assemble products on October 31.
- Gundam Assemble is a miniature game played with Gunpla of roughly 5cm.
- STARTER SET 01 [ST01] costs 3,850 yen, tax included.
- The launch lineup includes two Expansion Packs and PAINT PACK 01 [PA01].
- The miniature Gunpla come unpainted, so players can paint them.
The lineup is STARTER SET 01 [ST01] at 3,850 yen, two Expansion Packs with additional units, and PAINT PACK 01 [PA01]. The miniature Gunpla come unpainted, so players can paint their own units.
The four launch products arrive on the same day as the rules that bind them. Bandai Spirits has built the mobile suit stats around what each machine does in its own story, and the game supports both scenarios that follow the original narratives and crossover situations that put machines from different worlds on one table.
That second mode is where the 5cm scale does its work: a player can field Char's Zaku, Wing Zero EW and other mobile suits against each other without the shelf space a larger collection would demand. The Painting Pack sits in the lineup because the miniatures ship bare plastic.
- GUNDAM ASSEMBLE STARTER SET 01 [ST01]: 3,850 yen, tax included; contains everything needed to play
- Expansion Pack (first type): adds additional units
- Expansion Pack (second type): adds additional units
- PAINT PACK 01 [PA01]: bundles painting items into one set
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